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'4I4;SE are to gi ve Nr ot i ee , t h at on Thursday, it , o4 : 4 e 1911, instant, at Ten o'Clnek the Forenoon, 14tir fie f , Pll f " PURT_TC 1L n, ,t_m s vie tot: ' -6 7 , 1, neppfnrd, a quantity or BEEF 11 4 , n srtnrl,rl q h s 'r the following TTNSERVIC E ABLE PROVISIONS sreed 1(111 ES, t;tsiv lying in the said Yard, vit. : Pread Dust; Plaur, Flour Sweepings, Pease, Pease ap d t'l3l Oatmeal, Bakehanse Sweepings, Bags and Rags, 4 Ttli Beef, Park, Snet, Beef Scraps, Skimnaings P on " '"g7, Batt or , Ch eese, andTirregar ; and a quantity 41)aulf. San!), tf 251. per ren t. i s t o b e lnaile upon the amount clue - 'e at the time of sale, aml the remainder of the Imr k‘p(7l°?ze'l void before the Storrs are rem.ored, for wide', 11. ' ), t1 '''''' lo tl of fourteen working days will be allowed te co 14 n y ° r Sale :th n e atters particu!erly observing that liep; 4 ' l one half of the quantity is to be taken away from • t d an ' tvteatn the. first seven ays, d the remainder " f o llowiitir 'days, other,,ise the - Deposit Monet, will r f and the- Provisions or Stores remain the property as • no extension of time will, on ant, account. -night as hastei 'r E TTEItY.. P LICA T lON S. THE MURDERS AT GIiIiEN‘VICH. FOURTHOF NEXT MONTH. . • THREE of 4.30,p00 !—ico ;:11'1.1..ALS!! • ENcLosuar. 01' FORE AT. Thiq were pulitiqtred, price,(;el.' , • THO(IGHTS .() , 1 the. P.:toPoSbl) ENcLo c.ITRE of 1.170 AM • (cool wool calico! ''Epping) turd HAINAUL'r FORI:.`7iTS in whicli a Nivt Plan is sug gested fur Disatforestiug thr. same ' • • 1k An ()LI.) I•STHATIETANT. London: Printed for J. M. Richardsun, e h coil' )eke t at iway lie ey Were ( 1 . ,pots to have STATE LOTTERY begins on Wednesday, 4th of March. ‘V EBB, ock,broker, , 9, Cot-1160i , and 17, Ludgate-Street, reminds his Friends, that Ain WEDNESDAY-4th of NEXT MONTH, the Lottery begiu,s. ON THAT DAY—Ten of the Capital Prizes will lie decided in the firgt-Tut Minutes. ON THAT DAY—The First Prize will receive Five Thou -sand Pounds in fold,tiOn. . ON THAT DAY—The Three L.aO,OOD Prizes nifty All be • Drawn ON THAT DAY—The First - I.4latili will receive Four Pipes of the Best Port %Vint; in the Kingdom. ON THAT DAY—Nearly 5,000 Tickets Must beDrasst. lab alf- 1) w ing or , th e Y ild hoe tincle's x b u it af" v ich,b e )n, an me on' v . s one This 1121,y were published, in lowo. price 6s. hoards, 11- 4 ETTERs on ENGLISH HISTORY : for the CSI: of SCU(IOLS. • fly J. BIGLAND. • • • - • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. • . . ON TI - AAT DAY—A.Oput Forty Capitals-will be Drawn. And it Must he admitted that. these ;ire s,aia inducements to purchase early.--A great Variety, and it. is hoped a fortunate Selection, of Tickets and Shares are now un Sale at WEBB'S FORTUNATE OFFICES, '. 9. CORSI - JILL, and I?, LUDGATE-STREET, Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, Letters on Natnral• History, Igen°. 7s. Gd. hoards.' History of Europe to 1314, 2 vols. Bvo. 18s. hoards.. . _ This . Day were published, In One Volume 12mO, price 73. 6d,,plAirt, or 10§.6d. coloured, ONVERSATIONS ON BOTANY; with • Twenty ttigravings. The - abiecrof: this work is to enable young Persons to ac quire a knowledge of -the Vegetable Productions of their Na. tire Country; for this purpose the arrangement of I.inmeics is briefly explained, and a Native Plant of each Class (with a few exceptions) is examined, and illustrated by an Engraving ; and short Account is added of some of the principal Fo reign Species. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. year 07 ed ib aC ; de r° anti Where THREE Mone,y Prizes of • L. 30,000 hare been lately Shared. Solsl, and Paid on Demand, in 11 Shares,— .. L. 30,090 8 7 539,—. .in 13 Shares,.... L.:10;000 1.1,690, .in 12 Shares,. L. 30,000 • , _ _ _ . In the last Twelve Yeats, only FIVE Money . Trizes of 80,0001. have lace:, Shared in Etigland,siilirri-III:BE Alf Five were Sold by WEBIIII-ooes not this Luck warrant•the expectation so generally manifested that sonic, if not all, of the ,Three 30,0001. Przes in the present Scheme,will be Sold by WEBB ? t v4',''' oP rICE OF ORDAPA,NetIg, 'Jan. 2a, 1818. 1, 4 11 P RINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA -1 4- , bl. I`'''S'2'Y'S ORDNANcp; do hereby give iyot;:ce, that ". '''tni. vq , ll be rece i ve d at their. Office . , in Pall-Mal(' on b efor A )), e iredn„,/,„, th e 1 8th day ~,..c Febrnary next, ,7 ' '''' , '6 Persons as may .he willing to undertake tie Pvi z 4 41 • 3 ' "f ENGLISH ai/TORRIGN IRON, for Serv i ce o f *be,. licpa 1 ' ; meat, .far a period q 1; Ihe Expiralion of the first Veer, upon Notice of three -. oh'? ti3O, at the option Of either Party: ecimen s of the rirticies - may he viewed. upon Applica .,l4 at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; am! Jar particulars, toz,rether with the Terms and Cen ( i iii i . of -the Contract, may be known ai the Secretary's o f • 7' i n Pa11....1,141l aforesaid, any Day between, the Hours .1 i; - . ' " and Ponr o'Crnek, where the Proposals ?mist be 6:l"cd, s ea l ed up, and endorsed 't proposals I'm. Iron-;" ,::° Pr°Prmat can b e a d m i tt ed after the said t Bth ofl-e -ii-r?f, at Twaye o'Clochirt Noon of the same day I neither gi'll Te4f fer b ticeti unless the Party malting it, or an ~,... ' ‘l bent in his behalf, shall attend., ion re piCir)t ls iod On 00d 01 ffice oo on, iii e , (WI ofter -VEGETABLE BITTERS, a CHEAP and WHOLESOME SUBSTITUTE for HOPS. • EVANS and Co..having haa.many respect . • **/ • able teitimanies of 'the efficacy an i d plevantness of their'Vegetab:e Bitters; are indeed to extend their sale be yond ne limits of the Western Counties, - and have. appointed the under-mentioned Agents .foc. that purpose. They only ,invite a single trial, to convit:ce the Public' of their supe riority to every other Bitter, and in some respvets, even to that of Hops, as they are'not affected by - atruoipheric altera tions, which deprive Hops of their • bitter, and render Ale IWO Beer liable to acetic change, or, as it is commonly turning sour. This Day were published, Handsomely printed, is two volumes, Seo. embellished with Pot traits, price 11. ffs. in boards, the Third Fdition, of THE LIVES of Dr. JOEIN DONNE, Sir •FIENRY VOTTON, Mr. RICHARD HOOKER, Mr. GEORGE HERBERT, and Dr. ROBERT SANDERSON. To 'which is now first added, Lure And Truth, by ISAAC IVALTON. With Notes, and the Life of the Author. By THOMAS ZOUCH. " These were honourable men in their generations." • Eccles. 44.'7. • Printed for Payne and Foss, and J. Mawman, London ; and for Wilson and Sons, York. Of whom may be had, ,'touch's Memoirs of Sir Philip Sidney. 4to. Second Edi tion. Price 11. ss. boards. far 36 ;bend - ►d 1,14 ed him velle 4 -e to ti'.ls The Public are assnred, that the composition now recom mended IS a pure wholesome Vegetable Bitter; - perfectly .free from every injurious property, producing a good quan tity of excellent yeast, and for the purpose of preserving Ale and Beer equal to any Hops. Sold in Packets, of is. each, equal .to a pound of the strongest flops; in Packets of es. rarh, equal to tw , 4 pounds; in Packets of 3s. each, equal .to four pentads; in Packets of 4s. each, equal to six pounds; in Packets .of Ss. each, equal to eight pounds. N.B. No public Brewer or 'Publican can be supplied with the above. , , ere This Day was In Two handsome Volumes. enntainin4 nearly One Hundred Engravings, urice 91. Medium ito.,; 131. 13s. linpeti4 4to. ; or, with Indian , Paper Proofs of tie Plates, 271 hoards, lopays of lb ° actor/ beets 61'as °f THE Bell DER ANTIQUITIES of ENG -LAND and SCOTLAND; comprising Specimens of Architecture arid Scolptore,.and other Vestiges of former Age's. Accompanied by Descriptions. Togethyr with Inns tratiiffis , o f ro rta rk a bl e Incidents in Border History and Tradition. r , old I ni°Bl 11141 J'" The latnerl that the 7 sea poSel y aro ed -acter siste r miliP t Coo 1)g 4 otcb' atc l " . ii lot Tbe is Ines' w 1 knife 2 W 06 a tell icvl ls ,tate, vsto (l of ,ver• 5 10 p. nil Is 011 c od itch' 'abi4 lt. tth j:1 I j{3• ~. b , tI jug° vain! jetlt... !wiles _y . '''' Great sos pia' , By Order of the Board, R. H. CREIf; Secretary. • ° P ljjr PIcE OF E op O -IRD:V.NCE, Jan. '26, 1818 : "4 PRINcipAL OFFICERS of Nis is 4 hat .. ' 8 ORDN..I NCE do hereby Sine - Notice, be received at their Office, 44 th Pe,.„4 "r7tdaearlay, the 18th day of February nest, from 141 -N . fi Efl " " ni irio , be „,;tif,., 2 . to undertake the Supp ly of , °ll. and TITRPENTINZ, for Service, of r e .1,144.' for a enind of three Years, determinable aft.r V( the ' „ "i "V the P -first Year, upon Notice of three 3fonths, ,314:?"." eitl,r party. l e , Pr*P' of the , irticfes mar/ be viewed upon applicati . o c a nr at . PPrt,.,; Sto,ekeeper's (Vire in the 7'o seer, it '• 1e4,1,4t.1" 7 'euelers du express one price only/ for the Oil, ttr,ttnrs('Pr'''goiled in the tan: or boCed state ; and farther Pa r- Cow, t°grther with the Ter ms : an d C on diti ons the 4.4,a1' Nay be /entn..* at the Secretary's Office, in Pal Ave; ll4)7e4tt i(i, any nay between the hours of Ten and e r (I °' el ` P. -h, • Wlt;re tk; Pro,*).Fati nwst be el , clivere n d : ti er, „ and- " Proposals' for Oil a nd faille, ylU y "f Pelo.Proposal can b e a d m i tte d after' the said 18th Writ/p er u ar.ll, T icr i ve o 'cl oc k at Noon of the sane da . y .. , 4 ratz ,(4 , ".71 7 'enaer be noticed, unless t Party/ e „t in 4i, behalf; shalt attend'.he y m .11y Order of the Beard, R. H. CRE,! - 1 7 SecrelarY. --..... . A NEW PATENT HAT, at only Is,. E IFNFIIPO. , R7 T A ,. N , T S I AING h . Ire to offer lzprl G r to AiN ‘S and Co. , P„ 111 , Pulir I 1-n ig . ev er ,. .' e .1 1 , h: FIAT on a BEAVER it is 4 1 ) Pear a i, rt "" l te a Hat ought to possess; . 1t il sup , ~_ 014011 tigh t ce to the finett and most expensive s i "ler 31 , '" t . and will ou t w ear two of them, and.. is cal f , l aPe, which it retains to the last ; it will rim reliamze bars. calf, Which is of the most heautifnl black, if worn , f i or l'kocit,fm weather will injure them, they being WATEk 4 1 ,.' , t1 e,.,A . and will repair everal times; at a trifling . expence, lqr 1,, • tfme appear equal to new , and are decidedly supe -41 wh i 4 . ," appear ever offered to prilil ' ic notice; the attainment fzAcr,„„;, has been attemdrd with great xpence, labour, and etur",,qtattention of GEORGE FRANKS anti CO. 3,/criut - ,7:61ca,,) frellinglon House, corner of Reelcroes 7 slrect, I,aiereb, Lonflon. '144 .atts. Dealers and the Trade, who wish for sliperior lii l Y Will fi . • • • . • • I t l'aal t au it their interest in applying as 'above.. Nc t hill /I'etters received. —Not namey way conceined with a '' , ....„ ..... "5e in Beeeli-strett, of Franks. • - -• • , lii,''' °( %K. AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. 'loyal 1-1* I tl DUKE ofORK, 'President, "tell'•-Nlr. If(?u"s e ' 1i• of the. Royal' College, iernan, Mein icr t ot London. 40tts--Earl of EY•reinont, Earl of Leitrim, Finn. Col. li i: , ps , - 1 . Barry, , 11. P. John Latouche, M. P. ix? Korai and Noble l'utrons of the above s t t i --E:tt`isl'il'UTlON,- for the exclusive Treatment of VE -11,4 0 1 '4 4 r Lt C.ONIPLAINTsopd their da ogerons consequences, l is ge4 Ni 0 insur e the benefits that hare resulted from it, sc :ntht t of tir. K IERNAN as its Surgeon, (stfindirig hi,gh on the t2d, 'e Itqal College) from having directed his chief (it s : ekeerilsti," those diseases. It is the misfortune of Patients iii,...,,4( complaints, to he too often thedii , pes . o ul f p i , l_litc ; ),01e, 'tenders who practise on the credulity by i ' SI MT , 9 , 1 11 e ','," sPeci'ous romises. Against this class (of late , so 1 - l eia r r," and daring P ) Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his f ;'t 11, 1 ,"tY to caution the Public, by pointing to the List o tl te ~...c,41 College' published l in Febi nary IHI 6, 'ill ,o'nle ' ' • l i. , s 44 2 aml that•no assei tmn . as the ' only qiti uti I),u publicly advertising than, ur . liont being sane ,' th e 1 3 tins List, are to be credited. , Ihe annual reports t ~4 11 e, "3elt Dispensary will prove, that some id the mos i 14(4,qeti,„1°,0s eases of Stri . ctni es, Debility, and other suppose( .11)'e allections of the Geneiative Organs, have becul 4e , e ,k t ,,, Y and successfully treated ; facts which require . n . ii Deet(dtd testimony of atlilacits to prove, but the most i (--• Air le Medical evidenee 4t hi . KIERNAN ma Ii . nsulted as usual, by both Sexes, Av h. s ,e _. e cci . . ki i ''e 1. t , , '2l, Lowey Charlotte-strtet, Bedford-square, I . (. th e .. e , t rs from Town and (.:(mittry ar e . to be addr . essr o d r , elit,l "eLessary Advice; and Medicine will be gitt it, ,e'llist°,,atinl, tt of the United Kingdom. . tiN:'lsliftl, price 4s. Seemal EilIllP!', Pr act i ca l , Oil be et , It N un_the a 1,,,,,,,,,, , ses, by F. Ki!.rihtti, .n,layill. 4,19. ~..o•leet•street, isio. 20, Pattriitistea-isi.s, 1.1 I , 'l••Nrovell.court 'oh , 0 e. Prepared only by R. Evans and Co. 97, Fore-street. Exeter, and sold 4 1 1'holesala at their depositories, by R. Tohy, N0..7, Karr, - Court Terrace, Old Brompion, London t . an.3.lllessrs: While and Evans, Qll3y-street, an a l :At'. P., Stanley, 14, I avistoek-row, Covent-garden ; Messrs. Ander son and Chair, West Suit field ; Nlr. T. Kelsey, 33, Fleet market; Mars. B. and A. Taylor, Hurt-street, Mark lane. MEDICINE. HOOFING COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD ME- DICIN E. ROCHE'S - ROYAL EMBROC kTION. miA Isl n Y i y by this v. O 1 0 6 I d ii t s; e . il fi s t . e Cc n anil• ,mediate applicatian of itocur.'s, EMBROC ITIPN Will pre vent the complaint taking any hold o f the Cous!itotion, and few au ft may complet , 4 care. 'n the most obstinate . cacts per4everanc,t will produce tne de.dred effect; and no Remedy can be s(i well calculated fur Children as this, for it.requires no medicine to he taken inwardly. In cn►nmon Coughs this Medicine is equally efficacious and may be relied nn fnr Men, Vrnmen, and Children, as safe and effectual. In no.case'can this Medicine be genuine unless signed an the wrapper by J. Roche, and every, „stamp Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church•y'ard, engraved thereon. Price 4s. and IL 2s. per .bottle. Sold by E. wards, No. 66, St. Paul's, on tbe,Foltway, op posite tbe general entrance to the Ca. liedrai, and Sanger and Chandler, Oxford-street; Ward, Ilathoro;' Nix; Exclimige; WithnOtt, Borough ; and Emerson, East •Sniittitic!;l. KEARSLEY'S WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS. 3fIEDICINE ijvhidr hay stood the test frir.a In series of years, and is well known for its peculiar efficacy iu retuoving the Green Sickness, and other Obstruc tions attendant on tin! female sex. The cases, proving. that the afflicted, wh,) lthse hitherto resorted to the use of it, h A v e uniforbily b'een relieved Li the most saereign manner, arc vatuminnits, and specified in the hills of directions. To guard the public against imposition, the name of C. Kearsley is engraved on the stamp, by the special permission of the Coininissioners of Stamps, without which they are nut Warranted to be genuine: Prepared by, Mrs. Kearsley alone, from the Original and Genuine Recipe, and sold wholesale and retail by Harrr, Bookseller, 46, Fleet-street ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market ; Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and (:o. Bow Church4ard; Butler and Sons, Cheapside; Sanger, too, Oxford-Oreet, opposite Hoed-street ; Evans and Son, Long,- lair, Smithfield; and Johnstone, Greek-street, Soho. Madamilitving for many n'nnths been afflicted with a violent pain in rn side, with difficulty of breathing, and me dical advice haring failed, 1 was induced to try your excel lent Pills, from - which I found immediate relief, and have continued perfectly •well ever since. Believe me, dear Madam, your's truly, Kew Green, April , q 9; t 17. M. E. E Price es. 9d. per box, stamp included. TH celebrated Agu-ImPETIGINES,orSO '.CONION'S DROPS, (without mercury, or ant' delete rious porparation,) for the cure of the Scurvy Scrofula, Le prosy, and all d;sorders originating in an impure state of the blood, sstrengtlicu . the constitution, purify the blood, and promote the-Circulation of the They are gentle, and almostintperceptible, in their opera tion—the best substitute that has ever been discovered for that mineral AL , rctiry, sweetening the idood, sti mulating it to expel all noxious and impure jokes, and giving stiength and, tone to the nerves, enlivening and envigorating . both . body and mind. In the King's Evil, Strums oy Scrofula, it restores health and vigour. The directions given with each brittle are plain, and its application is attended with little or no trouble.— I Lail, or snow, can he no obstael,e to any person taking this medicine. It is well established as a fact, that an im pure or scrofulous taint-Will remain in the habit for years, nay, fur generations, undiseor,red, and all. invade the flu blest organs of the human fiame, before the patient can he aware of his danger. The Anti-Itupetigines strihiS at the root, not at the branches, and with this peculiar advantage effects a cure, when other medicines fail. l'Ocei ts.,a bottle, oi family bottles, containing four ,at, 11s. for Ms. ou which Its. is saved. IVith each bottle is' given a copious bill of directions,, and select i hist rations oft he efficacy of lite Anti-Impel igi nes, or which iS more o•tittnonly. denominated Solomon's Drops ; the. Government label or stamp M which ha the words, " SAM L. SOLOMON, LIV.LIiPOOL," engraver thereon, to protect those who buy Irons the intrusiou of counterfeit Sold by Bacon and Co. 150,0xford-street ; Ward, 811,1-Inl - Leigh,. 18, Strand; and Mr. Goatley, 183, 41 , 1inaries. Sold also by every reputable Vender in all Market, ".I'...wns throughout the Kingdom, awl Ell other Medicine Venders, By WALTER SCOTT, . Printer] for Longman, Elurst, itee3, Orme, and Brown Paternoster-row;' J.. Murray,Albemarle-street; J. (ireig. Upper-street; Islington ; and ' Constable and Cu. Edinburgh' SCHOOLMASTERS AND - SC! OOL 1400 KS. Mi.: Day was published, price One Shilling, sewed, A 6. NDE - in the SELECT lON and USE i)f 1.. LEM 17.,N1'A R.Y sumo:, BOOKS, in every Branch ; emoviled with a View to save numb useless Eitrience t.. Parent:;, fo relieve Tutors on perplexity, and to ecooonnze the lute and Labour of Sttuients„ By the ller..lOSHI`A COLLINS, La'.e Master of the Gr/111111131 School at Newport. And corrected to the present Time . . By the Rev. W. CATLOW, Conductor of on Academy at Wimbledon, - in Surrey.' PUblished by T. HarMlton, - No, M, Pa ternoster 7 row ; and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country. . LLOYD's BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE-COVER ED OVAL SHAPE BEAVER. HA I'S, quite a new • manrifactnre, excelting• all others ever made on , the usual plan, are far Superior in colour and shape, which they retain to the last, -and will out-wear, in any we%ther or climate, three of them or the pretended Patent Silk, so Pernicious to the head. The unqualified and increasing reputation these Hats arc daily acquiring have already caused a number of paltry imitations to be held out to the Public, who are posi tively assured that the Inventors and tutly . Manufacturers. of the unrivalled and universally admiTed Dou ble-cove-red Beaver Hats on the improved Oval principle are It. and 11.;:LLOYD and Co, of 9i, Newgate-street. Price 235. COMMITTEE 'in did of Destitute SEAMEN. At a General Meeting of the Committee, held at the King's Head Tavern, in the Yotiltry, an Friday, February, 13, ISIS, J. W. BUCKLE, Esq. in the Chair, the Sub-Committee of Finance re ported, that on calling in the amount collected at the different Banking-houses, the total of the Subscript ions received by the Treasurer amount ed, on the 10th instant, to, 15,0731. 163. 4d. ; it was therefore Resolved unanimously, That the following Notice be published in the Daily News papers : " The Committee entrusted with the distribn tiOns (-)- Relief to Destitute Seamen have great satisfaction in stating their opinion that the pr-Conpt and generous Subscription by which their views have been supported, has enabled them to remove the immediate - pressure of distress—to afford that succour to want which the, Occasion de manded, and 'to make such arrangements .as to render unnecessary, at the present moment, to trespass further. on the liberality of the -public, Ibelunds alreadT.in bawl appearing sufficient.for these purposes ; but 'should•the mltimate is posal of the distressed objects now under the care .of the Cominittee, ou any future occasion, require additional or even more permanent aid, the result of the late appeal affords ample ,proof that the call of British seamen will always he listened to with alacrity whenever their necessities shall render them objects of the care and commisseration of their fellow-country en. J. 'E. GORDON, Hon. Sec." STEALING POPE'S BUST.----Thursday, two men, having the appearance of labourer's, came to the stint) of Mr. %Violet, No. 6, Charlotte'. street, Fitzroy-:;quare, att I produced a that bust of Pope, which they offered to sell for fk Mr. W. on examining the article, found it was at least worth 50 guineas, and therefore'coujeetured that they must have stolen it ; in consequence of which he detained them and advertised the host, which %vas 'owned by the Earl of Be,horough, 6011. whore country house it hod been statti. .• The Police of the Metropolis has been on the alert since the commission .of the horrid murders at-Gyeenwich, and althougii several' persons have heen apprehended on suspicion of being concerned in th e commission-of them, nothing conclusive has transpired. But Oar readers !will recollect; that in. the -investigation on the Coroner's In.- quest, it was stated by a caulker in 'the King's Dock-yard, :that be met a mateaan the Greenwich road, on Sunday morning, whose clothes appear ed bloody, and that he was :eating a plum-cake. Air. Edmondson, of Black wall, - gave information at the Thames Police Office, on Thursday., of; har ing seen a Man with his .harnia, and his clothes bloody, at Elephant stairs, Deptford, who ap peared much agitated, and wished to cross the River. John and Joshua ArMstrong, Police Of ficers, traced this individual, and on Thursday night they overtook him at a public-houseinShore ditch. They ioterregated Ititn as to his rei fence,. and Where he spent his time since Saturday night ? He described himself to be a journeyman baker; having staid ont from his work, his master dis charged him on Saturday night ; and since then he load been seeking for. employment. Oa being asked whether be had been on the Deptford-road, eating plum-Cake, he admlued that lie had ; and accounted for the Wool! on his• coat, by saying he hadbath been fighting, by which his right 'hand te as cat. There was a cut on his fingers, and a pate!! mettle bridge of his nose, .whiCh agreed with the description of the man seen on the Dep4ord'-roail. There are but two fingers on .his left hand, having lost two when orr board a man of war, which corresponds with the description of the man who wanted to cross the River at Elephant stairs ou Sunday morning. Ile surrendered quietly to the officers, and protested his innocence of the mur der, although he admitted having been at the above places, at the time specified. 'The officers conveyed him to the house of Mr. Dyer, the Ma gistrate, where he underw eta a short examination. The Magistrate directed the efficers - to procure proper evidence to prove either his,guilt ur iono cvnee The prisoner was remanded. Yesterday, at tour o'clock, the Coroner's Jury assembled•for a third time, at the White before Jogtroi CARTER, Esq. Coroner for the county of 'Kent, when the following depositions were taken Mary Harris sworn.--Between six and seven o'clock out. Saturday eveniniz, I saw three men standing - in Lololon-'t feet, near the deceased's house. They wore light great e.,ats. Ski saw one of the men : she should litimy one of them again': Mr. John Christopher Westley, o: lierincodseY.—Abont I 2 o'clock last Sitoday, li was going home frem church, 1 net man near the Swan Tli it) pike, covered with. blood; I s e wasy alaout 30 yards from - the 'fitropike, \ leading from the Blue - Anebor. I observed that his fingers were cut act (os; I wise observed that his nose was c_nt actors, and the right-band side at his coat-tail was covored with blood; it also appeaLesl to be stuffed with something - which issued out of his pocket all bloudyslria-h-reeches had several spots of blood on them; he had on worsted stockings. John Lynch.—Ll live in Arthur's-row, Bermondsey. Be tween. twelve and one o'clocis on Sts..qty last, I was in the road from Deptford to Condos+, where I saw a ours coropieti,ly drenched in blood. He appeared to have on a botile•greeo coat, tinged with whiting; Thick gititers, muddy stained. with Wood. I 'remarked to his», if• he hail a lnne, that lie should go home; he made no answer. 'pie lap of his coat was tt . eming with blood, as well as the whole front of his coat..' I should know him again. Elizabeth Oldridge..---About eight o'clock on Sunday morn ing, I was walking on the other side the Black horse Bridge, where I observed several drops of blood on the road, which-I trisect] front St. Helena to the Swan Turnpike-gate: A little before I came to the gate I saw. a man come Qin of the field gate ; he walked a few paces, and went back again ; he hail on a green coat, light,-coloured staallclothes, worsted stock ings, long-quartered shoes, tied with old strings, and a RS very bloody on the right side of his eitit hes; his right-hand coat pocket had soon-thing in it from whence the blood drop p ed ; Ids conotenance was very swarthy; I think lie wore a obick beaver hat, with either powder or flour on it; his hands were very bloody ;• he was a little in liquor, or appeared so; but walked very straight ; I did not speak to hint. -- Metcalf, of Queen's-head Ailey.—l am a waterman ; about half-past seem o'clock on Sunday morning, I IntSught a man over from the 'London side of the water; he was bloody; moll bad lost his fingers of his right hand ; he said he had been ill used its St. Catherine's-lane; he looked like a baker ; I thirds he wore a blue coat toad light gaiters ; the two fingers wer d not fresh cut off, it appeared to be an old' thine{: i took hint on board at Execution-dock, .and landed him at this side at Elepbaot-stairs; he bite! Isis nose broke, and two black eyes ; I •did not take notice if• hiS gaiters .were muddy, , but count swear to the man. , John Armstrong.--I am an Offi ter belonging to Worship street Police Olhce ; 1 and my son went to. the Unicorn, Shoreditch, kept by a Mr. North ; a m itt of the name 'of Mansfield, .who was in the tap-rmn, said lie was the man who was supposed to be the murderer, and he wished to cite hi mse lf up. The Magistrate nut being in the Office, I took bim before Mr. Dyer, at his house, and he gave a full ac count of biluself; lie said he lived in Pearless• place, City.. road ; he had lost his two fingers, and was bruised on the nose; I searched hiS house, and found nothing suspicious; but his clothes bad been washed ; he said lle was in liquor the preceding night, in St. Cat ber;nc's, where he ,hail been. eery ill used, hut how he crossed the water lie could not tell. He is now in sate custody, and will be hrought up for exa mination to-morrow (this day) . , at eleven o'clock. The Coroner ordered the ittry-roOm to be cl e ared, and , during the ahsence of strangers, he stated to the Jury that lie could only lament that such unwearied 'labours as theirs hail hot beer, concluded more to their satijaction; He despaired of evidence being brought before them that night which would lead to any gratification of tlieir wishes—thar of having the murderers in custody.. Ile conceived that they had done their duty. It was a case of a most singular Rind, and it was to their credit that they had used . eNtraordinary at tention to_bring to •light the tour actors of the must inhuman murders, which in brutality bad never been exceedcd. It was very natural that they who were neighbours of the todoitunate sut ferers should do all in their power to ferret tint the atrocious villain's. Ile - had no inure evidence to lay before them, and they. nrigi.t leave the cas.k,: with safety in the hands of the Police, who indefatigable in their exertions; and that Power which never fails of bringing time guihy to ptt nishment. • Verdict —" Wilful 2tiorder'agi;nst some person or pervios Kinnaird, Mr. Smith, Colonel Foreman, and near one hundred of the Gentlemen of Green e, ich, were in the Jury-room.